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Section 24

Dry Fruits Shop

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Detailed Project Report

Dry Fruits Shop

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Prepared on: 13 November 2026 · Prepared with Building Business DPR (buildingbusiness.in)

01 Project at a glance

Total project cost
₹2.98 L
Term loan from bank
₹2.68 L
Promoter’s contribution
₹0.30 L
Sales · Year 3
₹0.00 L
Profit after tax · Year 3
₹-3.48 L
Average DSCR
-5.54
Break-even (% of capacity used)
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02 Promoter and unit

Promoter name—
Business / firm name—
Legal formProprietorship
Address of the unit—
Applicant categoryGeneral · Rural

03 The project

Sell dry fruits, nuts, saffron, hill spices and gift hampers from a neat retail shop.

Main product or serviceDry Fruits Shop
Installed capacity per year (at 100%)10,000 units

04 Market

  • Households
  • Sweet shops and bakers
  • Tourists
  • Companies buying festival gifts
  • Walk-in retail
  • Festival gift hampers and corporate orders
  • Phone and online orders

05 Plant and machinery

ItemQty₹Total ₹
Display shelves and wall units (× 5)15,0005,000
Tables or display carts (× 8)180,00080,000
Storage cabinets (× 8)140,00040,000
Weighing scales (× 2)114,00014,000
Retail racks (× 4)140,00040,000
Mirrors (× 5)175,00075,000
Containers (× 15)130,00030,000
Total2,84,000

Pre-filled from: Uttarakhand DUY project profile — Dry Fruits Shop. Prices in older reports will have gone up — enter today’s quotations.

06 Raw materials

  • Cashews, almonds, pistachios, raisins, apricots, figs and walnuts — bought from wholesalers and mandis
  • Saffron and hill spices (jakhya, gandrayani, black cumin) — local sourcing adds a regional line
  • Gift boxes and packing material — for festival hampers

07 Cost of project

₹ in lakh
Plant and machinery2.84
Contingency0.14
Total fixed capital2.98
Working capital margin0.00
Total project cost2.98

08 Means of finance

₹ in lakh%
Promoter’s contribution0.3010.0
Term loan from bank2.6890.0
Total2.98100.0
Working capital loan (outside project cost)0.00

09 Key assumptions

Selling price₹0 per units
Raw material & packing cost₹0 per units
Capacity used each year60% · 70% · 80% · 80% · 80% · 80% · 80%
Term loan interest rate (% a year)11% · 84 months (Moratorium 6)
Working capital methodTurnover method (RBI) · Working capital interest (% a year) 11%
Income tax rate25%
Yearly price and cost rise0%

10 Production and sales

Year → (₹ in lakh)1234567
Capacity used60%70%80%80%80%80%80%
Production (units)6,0007,0008,0008,0008,0008,0008,000
Sales0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00

11 Projected profitability

Year → (₹ in lakh)1234567
Sales0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Raw material and packing0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Power and fuel0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Salaries and wages2.882.882.882.882.882.882.88
Rent0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Administration0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Selling and distribution0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Repairs and maintenance0.060.060.060.060.060.060.06
Insurance0.010.010.010.010.010.010.01
Total cost of operations2.952.952.952.952.952.952.95
Operating profit (EBITDA)-2.95-2.95-2.95-2.95-2.95-2.95-2.95
Depreciation0.450.380.320.270.230.200.17
Preliminary expenses written off0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Interest on term loan0.290.250.210.160.120.070.02
Interest on working capital0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Profit before tax-3.69-3.59-3.48-3.39-3.30-3.22-3.15
Income tax0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Profit after tax-3.69-3.59-3.48-3.39-3.30-3.22-3.15

12 Cash flow

Year → (₹ in lakh)1234567
Profit after tax-3.69-3.59-3.48-3.39-3.30-3.22-3.15
Depreciation0.450.380.320.270.230.200.17
Cash accruals (PAT + depreciation)-3.25-3.21-3.16-3.12-3.07-3.02-2.98
Term loan repaid0.210.410.410.410.410.410.41
Owner’s drawings0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Surplus after repayment-3.45-3.62-3.57-3.53-3.48-3.44-3.39
Cash and bank-3.45-7.07-10.64-14.17-17.66-21.09-24.49

13 Projected balance sheet

Year → (₹ in lakh)1234567
Capital (own + subsidy)0.300.300.300.300.300.300.30
Reserves and surplus-3.69-7.28-10.76-14.15-17.46-20.68-23.83
Term loan outstanding2.482.061.651.240.830.410.00
Working capital loan0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Total liabilities-0.92-4.92-8.81-12.62-16.33-19.97-23.53
Net fixed assets2.532.151.831.561.321.120.96
Preliminary expenses not written off0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Current assets (stock and debtors)0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Cash and bank-3.45-7.07-10.64-14.17-17.66-21.09-24.49
Total assets-0.92-4.92-8.81-12.62-16.33-19.97-23.53

14 Ratios and break-even

Year1234567
Debt service coverage ratio (DSCR)-5.95-4.45-4.77-5.15-5.59-6.12-6.75
Break-even (% of capacity used)———————
Cash break-even———————
Average DSCR-5.54
Lowest DSCR-6.75
Payback period—

15 Depreciation

Year → (₹ in lakh)1234567
Depreciation0.450.380.320.270.230.200.17

Written-down value method at Income-tax Rules block rates (building 10%, plant & machinery 15%, furniture 10%, computers 40%). Change them if your CA uses other rates.

16 Term loan repayment

YearOpeningInterestTerm loan repaidClosing
12.680.290.212.48
22.480.250.412.06
32.060.210.411.65
41.650.160.411.24
51.240.120.410.83
60.830.070.410.41
70.410.020.410.00

17 Licences and registrations

  • FSSAI basic registration — covers turnover up to ₹1.5 crore (FSSAI turnover bands from 1 Apr 2026), so at ₹32 L basic registration is enough
  • Shop and establishment licence
  • Trade licence from the municipal corporation
  • GST registration

18 Government schemes that may apply

  • Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana (PMMY) – Shishu, Kishor, Tarun, Tarun Plus
  • Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
  • Stand-Up India

19 Sources

  1. Uttarakhand DUY project profile — Dry Fruits Shop — https://duy-heduk.org/downloads/project-profiles/dry-fruits-shop.pdf

This report is a projection from the figures entered by the promoter. It is not a bank appraisal or a guarantee of a loan or subsidy. Check every figure with current quotations and your chartered accountant before submitting it.